The official trailer for Dan Levy’s newest series has arrived. Netflix has released the first look at its new comedy thriller show Big Mistakes. It premieres to the service on April 9. Along with Levy, the show stars Taylor Ortega, Laurie Metcalf, Abby Quinn, Boran Kuzum and Jack Innanen. It follows two siblings who are in over their heads when their dying grandma accidentally gets them involved in organized crime …
The littlest guy on Family Guy now has his own show. FOX and Hulu have given a two-season order to Stewie, which will be a spinoff of Family Guy centered on the Griffin family’s youngest son. The animated comedy will follow Stewie Griffin through preschool, as well as his exploration of time and space …
Marshals has been renewed for season 2 at CBS. The Yellowstone spinoff has received an early pickup for a second season after only two episodes of season 1 have aired. The Taylor Sheridan show was the most-watched network original series premiere without a football lead since 2017 …
Riley Green’s Cowboy As It Gets Tour (Live Nation)
Riley Green has a steamy new duet out with Carly Pearce titled “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay.”
He also has a new tour to prepare for, as his Cowboy As It Gets run kicks off April 16 in Southaven, Mississippi.
“I’m taking out Justin Moore, who I’m a huge fan of, and several other artists that I love, and it’s gonna be great,” Riley says.
Drake White, Mackenzie Carpenter, Zach John King, Hannah McFarland and Adam Hood are the other artists who will join him along the way.
For the first time, Riley’s grappling with a new problem on tour — but it’s one he’s plenty happy to have.
“We got a lot of big songs now that we get to play, and I’m getting to this cool point in my career where I get to kind of pick through them,” he tells ABC Audio. “Like, I have to figure out which ones I want to play in my live show.”
Riley’s Cowboy As It Gets Tour is set to wrap Aug. 22 in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Mariah Carey’s one major career misstep, and though she says she used to hate it, she’s now excited to celebrate it.
That misstep was Glitter, her 2001 movie that had the misfortune of coming out 10 days after Sept. 11. It was panned by critics, audiences didn’t like it and it didn’t make any money, either. The soundtrack album fared better, but not on par with her past releases. However, Mariah tells Variety that since this year marks the 25th anniversary of Glitter, she’s got “plans for a deluxe and a reissue, or maybe just one, I don’t know.”
“We’re getting on top of it. I’m excited about it,” she tells Variety, adding that her feelings toward the project have changed over the years. “I used to hate it. I used to be so like, why did I do that?” she says, noting that it was “a disastrous flop,” made during what she described as “a tough time for me.”
But, she goes on to say, “[I]t became something that I really loved and it just sort of took on its own thing.”
Mariah also insists that she plans to eventually release her secret grunge album, Someone’s Ugly Daughter. The album’s songs were performed by Foo Fighters and Taylor Momsen at Mariah’s MusiCares Tribute earlier this year. She called that performance “one of the best things I’ve ever experienced,” adding, “I was flipping out.”
And speaking of rock, Mariah is on the ballot for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction for a third time, but she’s not holding her breath.
“Well, I mean, it would be fantastic, but I’m just like… Pftt. You know, if it happens, it happens,” she tells Variety. “And if it doesn’t, it doesn’t. But I think it would be amazing.”
Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters performs with Violet Grohl at Glastonbury Festival 2023 on June 23, 2023 in Glastonbury, England. (Harry Durrant/Getty Images)
Dave Grohl has said he’s been “totally uninvolved” with his daughter Violet Grohl’s debut album, but he did impact her latest single in an indirect way.
As Violet tells the U.K.’s Radio X, her song “595” was inspired by a T-shirt advertising a phone sex line that she’d ordered on Etsy. However, the package containing the shirt was rerouted by Dave before it got to her.
“My dad actually opened up my package and saw the shirt and then hid it in his studio for a couple months,” Violet recalls. “I scoured the house looking for the shirt because it said it was delivered, and then I found it in a box in the studio.”
Violet also shares how she told her parents she’d signed a record deal over dinner.
“My dad can make a killer Sunday roast,” Violet says. “I’m pretty sure it was a Sunday roast.”
Violet’s debut album, Be Sweet to Me, drops May 29. Her dad, meanwhile, will release a new Foo Fighters album, Your Favorite Toy, on April 24.
The Black Crowes’ Chris and Rich Robinson (Photo by: Ross Halfin)
The Black Crowes are back with a new album, A Pound of Feathers, which they recorded in just eight days. And while that may sound fast, guitarist Rich Robinson tells ABC Audio that’s just how he and brother Chris Robinson work.
“Chris and I have always been that way when we make records,” he says. “Even when we were kids, we were always that way.” He adds, “This time around we were just like, well, let’s just kind of wing it and see what happens.”
Rich says he and Chris “work really quickly” when they get into the studio together, as does their producer, Jay Joyce.
“At the end of the first five days we had nine songs done, and we’re like wow, that’s pretty cool,” he says.
One of the first singles the band released from the album is “Profane Prophecy,” which Rich says is a fun song that has “an abandon to it.”
“You know, it is kind of a love letter to rock ‘n’ roll music,” he says. “Even how the songs are crafted, how they come across and, you know, and also the variety, the love, it’s a love letter to what rock ‘n’ roll was.”
When it comes to influences on the album, Rich says there’s a “really deep and broad base that we draw from,” but he notes, “At the end of the day, it still sounds like a Black Crowes record.”
A Pound of Feathers is the Crowes’ follow-up to 2024’s Happiness Bastards. While two albums in two years may also seem fast, Rich would be happy to continue at that pace.
“I would make a record a year indefinitely,” he says. “It’s something I love to do.”
Stellan Skarsgård as Gustav Borg in ‘Sentimental Value.’ (Kasper Tuxen Andersen)
Stellan Skarsgård appeared in many iconic franchises and critically acclaimed films prior to Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value. But it’s his performance as Gustav Borg in the 2025 movie that has earned him his first-ever Oscar nomination for best supporting actor. If he wins, he will become the first Swedish male actor to ever win an Oscar for acting, as well as the first Nordic male actor to do so.
At the time of the film’s release, the 74-year-old actor spoke to ABC Audio about what this exciting season of life has been like and whether this momentum feels particularly different.
“I haven’t played that many leading parts in America,” Skarsgård said. “I mean, I’ve played some bad guys.”
It’s true: he was the baddie Baron Vladimir Harkonnen in Dune. But he’s also the morally gray Luthen Rael in Andor and one of Sophie’s three lovable dads in Mamma Mia! He’s right, they aren’t leading parts, but they’re surely memorable, and Skarsgård says he learns from them all.
“Every year I learn, and from every project, and I develop as an actor and I find I’m more experienced. It’s a wonderful work,” Skarsgård said.
The actor said the more that he continues acting, the more he can shed “all the anxieties of youth.”
“You don’t give a f*** about it. You become more simple,” he said. “You peel off the layers of b*******.”
The actor says the older he gets, the better actor he is.
“I’m getting better,” he said. “Come back in 10 years. I’ll be really good.”
The Oscars will take place on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood. The show will air live on ABC and will also stream live on Hulu.
2 Chainz’s debut memoir, The Voice in My Head is God, is now a New York Times bestseller. Reacting to the news on Instagram, he wrote, “Something told me to write this book. Something told me the message would find the people it was meant for. Now it’s a INSTANT New York Times Bestseller. Grateful for everyone who listened to that voice with me.” The book details his journey to stardom and success, and discusses the higher source behind it all.
Nas has compiled all his guest appearances from the Legend Has It… series into one album. Legend Has It...Feature Presentation features Nas’ commentary on each collaboration and is now available on digital formats. A physical copy is also available for purchase at shop.massappeal.com. For the uninitiated, Legend Has It… celebrated hip-hop legends Nas, DJ Premier, Slick Rick, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Mobb Deep, Big L and De La Soul via the release of their new albums.
John Legend and his Get Lifted company have joined the production team for Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, a reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats. He’ll work alongside Mike Jackson, who has also recently signed on as a producer. On Instagram, John says the new musical reimagines the original “in a way that feels completely fresh while still honoring the original. It incorporates ballroom culture and brings an incredible new energy to the piece. We got voguing, runway, fashion, music, all coming together on the stage.”
Jada Pinkett Smith will reprise her role as Lena James in the A Different World sequel, which follows Dwayne Wayne and Whitney Gilbert’s daughter as she starts college at their alma mater, Hillman College. Jada posted a photo taken in front of her trailer, which had her character’s name on the door. “She back #ADifferentWorld,” she wrote in the caption.
Warped Tour 2026 Mexico City lineup. (Courtesy of Vans Warped Tour)
Warped Tour has unveiled the full lineup for its 2026 stop in Mexico City, taking place Sept. 12-13.
The bill, which has been gradually revealed with new artist announcements every day over the past month, includes All Time Low, Atreyu, Black Veil Brides, Bowling for Soup, Dropkick Murphys, Escape the Fate, Flogging Molly, Goldfinger, Hawthorne Heights, Jimmy Eat World, Joyce Manor, Magnolia Park, Mod Sun, Motion City Soundtrack, New Found Glory, Of Mice & Men, Papa Roach, Rise Against, Simple Plan, Sleep Theory, The All-American Rejects, The Devil Wears Prada, The Maine, Thrice, Underoath and Yellowcard.
Warped Tour returned in 2025 following a six-year hiatus. Along with Mexico City, the 2026 stops include Washington, D.C., on June 13-14; Long Beach, California, on July 25-26; Montreal on Aug. 21-22; and Orlando, Florida, on Nov. 14-15.
New album, new hat. Bruno Mars has put out a limited-edition cowboy hat as part of his Ricky Regal collection with Stetson. The Regal Range 6x is lined with a rose motif and lettering that matches the aesthetic of his new album, The Romantic. Available in either black or fawn, it comes with a gold-toned, rhinestone-studded horseshoe pin and removable feather details. The bad news is that there are only 100 of each color available, and they cost $385 each.
In other male pop stars with clothing brands news, Vogue reports that when Harry Styles was spotting out for a run in Brooklyn, New York, Wednesday he was wearing a pair of dove-gray running shorts from his Pleasing lifestyle brand, which haven’t been released yet.
Katy Perry keeps some impressive company: She posted photos of herself attending designer Diane von Furstenberg’s annual luncheon celebrating female Oscar nominees. Katy appeared to be the only singer on the guest list — she’s seen posing with Diane, Jane Fonda, Gwyneth Paltrow, songwriter Diane Warren, Tracee Ellis Ross, jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer and philanthropist Nicole Avant Sarandos, among others. According to Variety, other attendees included Demi Moore, Quinta Brunson, Rachel Zoe, Rita Wilson and Fran Drescher. Katy captioned the post, “Women. In charge. With @DVF always leading the charge.”
